PanasonicLUMIX DMC-TZ80EB-K Super Zoom Camera - Black

Me gusta que la imagen tiene buena calidad, colores vivos pero naturales, buen zoom y es capaz de sacar buenas fotos en condiciones de poca luz.El inconveniente es que tiene muchas funciones y el manual de instrucciones es muy muy malo! De hecho, no he sido capaz de activar el flash ni tampoco de hacer fotos con exposición prolongada, por ejemplo, de las estrellas.

Luminosità ed immagini ottenibili.

tout d'abord je m'excuse pour une grosse erreur de ma part lors de mon évaluation de mon imprimante canonts 5350a il y a bien une notice en Français , c'est l'appareil photos lumix TZ80 qui n'a pas de notice en Français autant pour moi qui à mon age n'a pas appris l Anglais à l'éole. donc s il vous plait pensez que lorsque vos articles sont vendus en France nous voulons une explication en Français.pour savoir comment bien utiliser notre achat.merci de bien vouloir noter. désolé !il fallait que ce soit dit !

Comment recharger l'appareil avec une prise de courant chinoise, inadmissible

I'd had a Sony HX60 for 5½ years and loved its 24-720mm zoom range. Finally the wheel on the rear stopped registering presses on one side, making it difficult to get at some settings; I had to keep rotating it to avoid the dead area. So I gave it to a grandson to use in Auto mode and replaced it. I thought about a new Sony HX but after reading the reviews had no hesitation in going for the TZ80 instead. The TZ200 is a superb camera; a friend has one I've tried, but the zoom range is limited by the 1 inch sensor and it's no match for my lovely Olympus M10 II with a much bigger sensor and 24-400mm lens. The TZ80 is much more like a direct replacement for the HX60 - much easier to slip in a small bag or jacket pocket and I have it with me often, just in case. Phones are so relentlessly wide angle I find them useless for far too many shots.The TZ80 is reasonably priced and I think the 'silver' version looks rather smart. It also has some super extras the Sony lacked. The viewfinder is small but very usable and placed so your nose doesn't keep resetting the touch focus point (if you use your right eye). At first I thought it blurry but it's good since I found the diopter adjustment wheel. The camera generally feels easy to use, with an excellent touch screen. I always default to Aperture mode and it's easy then to adjust aperture control (rear ring) and exposure compensation. ISO was hard to adjust until I reset the big lens ring to control it. Normally I set ISO to Auto but if indoors with moving subjects, eg young children, I'll set it quite high manually and the results have been good so far. In good light the results are superb. In low light they are as good as you can expect from a camera with a relatively small sensor.A real star feature for me is the 4K (8 megapixel) still photo burst mode. It's easy to trigger (Fn1) and will take 30 still images a second for up to 15 minutes then let you scroll through and choose good ones. Using my HX60 at the football, I took so many shots with no sign of the ball. The TZ80 seems to have much less shutter lag, the EVF really helps and the burst mode will be brilliant for exciting passages of play, eg penalties, particularly now that our team, Brentford has got to the Premiership after 70+ years in lower divisions. And the 24-720mm zoom will cover everything.So anyone wanting a super zoom range in a small camera should put the TZ80 at the top of their 'check it out' list.